Ligonier Banner., Volume 58, Number 23A, Ligonier, Noble County, 28 July 1924 — Page 3

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Soaps Pooils ps 25¢ Practically everything in toilet, bath, nursery or surgical soaps. Small cakes or big cakes, perfumed or . plain. . : S scto ponges s .00 Velvet surgical sponges. small sponges for baby’s “bath, big bath spenges for ; yourself. Sponges for housecleaning. | B h 10c to YUS CS 75¢c Tooth brushes, hair brushes - hand brushes, nail brushes. face brushes, - clothes brushes. T l 10cto .~ Talcums in tin or glass or paper, from three ounces to - a pound, all odors—most popular makes. ' P f ; 25¢ to ermumes 52.00 Perfumes toilet waters : sackets in all leading makes and odors. In bulk or fancy packages. . ). Dmug Grlﬂith S Store For Quality and Service. :z::::—'________.——'—-—_____—:.——_____"— W. R. JACKSON lrustee Perry Townshsp Nffice Mier State Bank, Ligonier Harry L. Benner Auctioneer _ - Open for all engagegxendg Wolf Lake, Indiana's Both Neble and Whitley - County Phones

AP S A Ry Fi‘ ei %2 N ) : ] o] i i ‘}(l 5 i]i ! , | g / z% s i A Battery i ® ¢ The new Gummite case; an exclusive feat\ngwith : Exide Batteries, is moulded all in opé piece, including compartments Sox th'e cexls' Thus, indi. vidual] jars are done away with, Gummite is fracti. eally indestructjble, will not warp, and is not affected by temperature; acid, or water. Let us show you this ideal bate tery case. BLAZED TRAIL | GARAGE .‘ . T e R RS S W. H. WIGTON ' Attérney-at-law . LIGONIBR, [ND

OnExtensive Pleasure Trip. . Mr. and Mrs. Sol Henoch leave to ‘day for an extended pleasure trip firs going to New ork City where they will sail for Panama after visiting relatives in the eastern meYhopolisl Spending some time in the canal zone they are due in Los Angeles, Cali. fornia August 15 San Francisco on the 22d Portland Oregon the 26th, Seattle Washington the 29th, Lake Louise, AL bex'ta,'(lunada September 6th, Minnea polis Minnesota, September sth Sious City, lowa 'September 10th and then Chicago and home. There are manjy points of historic interest to visit on the way,

Women Show Little Merey The first jury composed entirely o 1 women to sit in a trial in Delaware county heard the case of Nelson Edwards charged with violating the li quor law in circuit court at Muneie and gave Edwards the heaviest punish ment possible a fine of $5OO and a sen. tence of six months imprisonment in the state farm. Women have been serving on juries in the courts of thai county for some time but never before had 12 women been selected in one ven ire, Attaches of the court are of the opi'nion that it was the first all woman jury in Indiana. - : Rather Strange, Is it Not? It seems rather strangelthat a wo. man has never been drawn on a cir. cuit court jury in Noble county while it is a common -occurrance in'othe, counties of the state. There is only one way to account for it and this is }byv a failure of the jury commissioners to plac‘e the names of women in the box, : Women have been made eligible fol jury service on an equal footing with men ever since they were enfranchises or for some years. ' _ - Log Breaks Leg, Frank Diffendarfer 23 had his leg broken and received other injuries Thursday afternoon when caught by, a falling log at the new mill of the Peabody Lumber company at Colum) bia City. He was one of a force 0 men unloading logs from a car wher one log got beyond control and rollec from its place on the car knocking him down. : Falls on Pitehfork Dies, i . Verle Andrews of Marshall county who féll astride a pitchfork handle last Saturday the handle penetrating| his abdomen six inches died Wednes day afternoon at the Dukes Memoria! Hospital in Peru.

' Robs His Landlady. Glen Johnson 24 is in jail at Warsaw having been arrested for stealing $23 at the home of Mrs. Prior Smith where he was a roomer. He admitted the theft when taken by the police. Jokn son formerly resided in Columbia City. Loses Arm in Mowing Machine Robert Brockway age fifteen of He bron suffered- the loss of his lefi arm Wednesday when he fell in froni of a mowing machine while chasing a rabbit. L A MUSIC, LOVERS ATTENTION! ; WINONA ASSEMBLY Presents : - LOUISE HOMER Amerioa's Greatest Contralto, August 6th, 8:15 pm. e GALLI-CURCI The world's Greatest Soprano, Aug. - 13th, ‘8:15 pm. ~ Prices $l.OO to $3.00. Address orders to Box Office, Winona Lake, lad.

F. B. Parker, Pastor. Residence 135 N. Cavin Street. Telephone 198. Sunday School—9:3o A. M. Preaching Service—lo:4s A. M. Christian Endeavor—6:oo P. M. Preaching Service—7:oo P. M. Prayer and Bible Study Wednesday evening at 7:00 P. M. Methodist Church, J. W. Reynods Pastar. Residence 116 Martin St. . Teephone 187. : Sunday School 9:30 a. m. Morning Service 10:45 a. m. Evening Service 7:30 p. m. Prayer and Bible Study Wednesday evening at 7:00 p. m. Presbyterian Church. G. H. Bacheler Pastor Residence The Manse 318 W 3rd St Telephone 345. Sunday School 9:30 A. M. ' Morning Service 10:45 A. M. ~ Evening Services at 7:30 : Mid-week Service Wed. 7:15 P. M. ‘ Y. P. 8. C. E. Thursday 7:16 P. M

Bothwell & Vanderford ~ Lawyers . Phone 156. Ligonier, Ingiana » ~ Auctioneer - Pnone No. 65, Ligonier. e ————p—— Dr. Maurice Blue VETERINARIA N 7 Office: Justamere Farm. [Phone: Ligonier 757 Mrs. Frances M. Beane - Democratic Candidate Clerk of the Circuit Court Noble County, Indiana Yonr Vote Will Be Appreciated

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.. Fred A. Bryan Dies, Fred A. Bryan 57 years old promt nent business man of South Bend an{ former president of the Indiana & ‘Michigan Electric Co., died at Epwort/, hospital ‘Wednesday night, after an illness of les sthan a week. His deat! was caused by, typhoid fever and blooc poisoning which developed. ' Mr. Bryan was connected with the Indiana & Michigan Electric Company from 1901 until last year and unde his management the company becam one of the largest and most importan; in the middle west. A controlling in terest in the company was sold to the American Gas & Electric Co., in 1923 when Mr, Bryvan resigned and after ward became connected with = the Studebaker interests in an advisors capacity. : fi : ~ Mr. Bryan frequently visited Ligo. nier and was known to a good mang residents here. % :

Speed Slaughter. ; Hartford City News) . Until speed can be curbed there [will be little reduction in accidents) with their resulting tremendous death and injury tolls each year, One drastic measure would be to forbic the manufacture of an automobilé which would travel faster than a cer tain rate an hour. This perhaps sounds altogether too drastic or impractical and’ yet there stares us ir the face each day that mounting accident list. , - 1 Was After Another Woman. - Mrs. Robert Kolker 22 attempted tc end her life Wednesday near the yards of the Willman Lumber company at Hartford City by taking poison. She committed the -act in the presence 0! her hushband who fled from the scene The wife will recover. - _ According to her statement to. per: sons who rushed from the office ot the lumber company and helped the woman to the hospital her husband was unfaithful to her and he was about to leave her for another woman

- Fail to Attend. o ' What -with dinner parties, lake visits. and ‘other social engagements only nine members of the Chamber of Commerce showedﬁp at City Hal Thursday evening and as a.. conse. quence no business was traunsacted The next meeting will be a noon luncheon at Hotel Ligonier Wednes gay August 6, ; ' : Giive Lake Dinner Party. Mr. and Mrs. W.. 8. Inks and Mr. and Mrs, Ray Loy gave a dinner party al Inks Wawasee cottage Thursday night. - The guests were Messrs anc Mesdames Myron Kirkland, W. H Bender C. G. Keehn and A. W. Lyon Working Speed Horses Here. Pete Higgs the well known horsc trainer has five promising speed ani mals in training at the old fab grounds here. . Mr. Higgs not only knows how to put them in racing con dition but he is an accomplished driver. | . e To Improve Infirmary. Elkhart county wil lexpend $75,000 in improvements on its county infir. mary. The home for the indigent in that county has always been one of comfort, : : NON-RESIDENT NOTICE State of Indiana Noble County SS: In the Noble Circuit Court. October Term 1924, : No, 8862 Complaint on account and in attach: ment. : : ~ William O. Hilderbrand.- - Vs . : v . Phoebe Avery.

Be it known that on the 21st day of July 1924 the plaintiff in the above entitled cause filed in the office of the Clerk of said Noble Circut Court of said State his camplaint against the defendant in said cause and the said plaintiff having also filed . in said Clerk’s office n said cause ,the affi. davit of a competent and disintex“ested‘% person showing that the defendant i&j a non-resident of the State of Indiana and that the purpose of this suit is tc'f enforce the collection of plaintiff’s claim by proceedings in attachnient. | and whereas sad plaintiff having by endorsement on said complaint -re-! quired said defendant to appear there feonthe | loday of osl Now therefore the above nanied defendant is hereby notified of the fil ing and pendency of said complain against her and that unless she appears in said courts and answers o 7 ;demurs thereto on 'the 6th day ol October 1924 the same being the Isi judicial day of a term of said court te be begun and held in the Court House at the Town of Albion in said Noble County Indiana on the First Monday in October 1924 gaid complaint ana the matters and things therein con tained and alleged will be heard and determined in her absence. ’, Witness, the “clerk and seal of said court this 2ist day of July 1924. P Isaac Deter, Clerk of the iNobl_e Circuit Court. . . W. H. Wigton Attorney for Plaintift \ f ] L 23a 3w

Notice of Administration. ‘ Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been by the Noble Cir cuit Court of Indiana duly appointed administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Margaret Ann Gale late of Noble County Indiana, deceas ed and creditors and al lother persons interested in said estate will be gov. erned accordingly. . Said estate is probably solvent, Farmers & Merchants Trust Com-. ‘ pany Administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Margarel Ann Gale deceased. . Bothwell & Vanderford Attorneys fo Estate, ; .1 2%adw

- Rifle Association Elects. Adjutant-Genral Harry B. Smith was re-elected president of the Indiana State Rifle Association at its annua. meeting held at the stafe range .a Frankfort . Wednesday. » L | Lieut-Col. Milo D. Snyder of Crom 'well was chosen a member of the board of directors, : Lieutenant-Colonel Henley of In ‘dianapolis scored 50 out of a possible 50 in the 200 yard ind{vidual rapid fire match -at the rifle competition pre cedng the meeting Wednesday. Co\ Snyder made a score of 48 and in the 300 yard contest Snyder got 49 out o a possible 50. ‘ . e s i S | e New Express Overtime Gage, More than 70,000 .railway express workers will receive @ granted pay equal to time and a half for all over time work after eight hours as a resuli of a decision handed down by the United tSates railroad labor boeard The order directed against the American Railway Express .Company. be, comes effective August 1 1924, Un.

der existing rules employees receivq time and a half overtime.only aftel nine hours. - : e Found Dead By Auto. . Walter Becraft age 50 was found ‘dead lying beside his auto in his lgnrage at Warsaw. Sliuicide was suspected at first bute the doctors latej pected at first but the doctors later hage of the brain. : - Have Fine Gardens. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Duesler have fine vegetable and flower gardens ai their farm near Rochester and many visitors are delighted with the sight The heat wave was broken Thurs. day evening after a slight rainfall ip this section and heavier garments were in demand Friday and Saturday.

- Ladies Make Money at Home., - Easy pleasant sewing on your own machine, ‘'whole or spare time; highest possible prices paid; no large investment required. For full particulary write—Kenneth: Hackley, : Drawer— "Early Park Indiana L L 21hdt For sale any of my lots in Wes! Lawn addition to Ligonier, sevenroom house with barn for rent. House newly plastered and papered, has porch. Tlis property lis on Grand street. Jphn W. Himes, 106 Crescent street, Goden. S 21at{

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Beautiful woodwork, exquisite decorations and numerous other details which . go towards making the house a real home lose their respective value if the one - predominating factor, ELECTRICITY, that gives real convenience is omitted The architect and contractor can work out the details of l?eauty but the Ele- ~ ctric Contractor puts the real enjoymentand convenience into your heme with Elecivieity, . L ‘ To do without this important factor is to deprive your home of the fullest zenjoyment and pleasure. The house that is wired for. complete Electric Service 1s the home of ‘complete comfort. Every home desires this comfort and every home can have it. ‘ 2 . e A If your house is not wired now,make a real home out of it}by wiring at once. ® - | | ' ; @) | : |: ® ‘ N o : Indiana & Michigan Electric Company

"~ Work For Deteetives. Considerable excitement which al most develboped into pandemonium prevailed at the Kendallville Bell téle. phone office Fridiy and for a time threatened to demoralize service,: Ir fact for a period of ten minutes the *“Hello girls” were on a strike. 17 all happened when a weasel ‘\'vjly{).rovv ed to be a most unwelcomes Visito: stealthi]y crept jnto the operating room. How the animal got there ant where he came from is a mystery anc some Pinkerton detective will pro"hably be employed to solve the case iy the opinion of the News Sun. : Kills Big Rattlesnake. :

- A. T. Griffith’ working on the state highway killed a rattlesnake 31 inches long in Kosciusko county. It had sever rattles and a button, Griffith said he took no chances in killing the rep tile “because there’s no snake-bit remedy in that county.” ] v -~ Wood Eor Sale. Notice—Just received car load of beech and sugar mill wood. Price $3.25 delivered. Farmers Co. Operative Elevator Co. - - 18atf - For Sale—s room hou:e on Lincoln Way South. Enquire at Baaner office, : ‘ : 17Btf

The label on your paper will tell you whea your subscription expired or will expire. Mrs. Sue Kelley Huffman lefi Fri day for ‘To»ledo to visit the Hapr)‘ Hatténback family. i FOR SALE—Four-burner o;il stove in good condition. Mrs, Jonas Shobc Lincoln Way West. - 22b3t “Behold this Woman” a love romance of movie land with Irene Rich and Harry Myers at Crystal Sunday and Monday. = - ‘

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